Hezbollah Warns Lebanese Government Against Provocations and Raids
Hezbollah has warned the Lebanese government against taking aggressive field measures or attempting to arrest its members, claiming that foreign pressure is pushing Beirut toward a confrontation.
Hezbollah-linked newspaper Al-Akhbar reported that the terror group warned the Lebanese government against continuing to provoke the resistance. The warning follows recent political campaigns and discussions regarding potential field operations.
According to the report, the recent truck incident in Dahr al-Baydar, which was intercepted carrying explosives, was exploited to implement measures directly targeting the organization and its leadership. Hezbollah conveyed a stern message to senior political and security figures in Lebanon, warning against any attempts to arrest its members or raid alleged weapons depots.
Hezbollah emphasized that its period of silence regarding the government's actions has ended, citing alleged American and Arab pressure on Lebanese authorities to instigate a confrontation. Sources also noted that the recent visit of Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani included discussions on political developments and regional risks involving Israel.
